Say I got two different jenkin files in the same project doing different things. These two jenkins files share something in common (like a stage). I hope to extract this stage into a groovy file and make the two jenkins files somehow include/import the groovy file. Is it possible to do this WITHOUT the Shared Libraries feature?

On Jenkins, Maven ignores the environment variables MAVEN_OPTS and MAVEN_ARGS that I set in the same pipeline. Here the code I use:

I have two different services in the same Github repositories and each one of these services has his own Jenkinsfile

Jenkinsfile:
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage(‘Sec’) {
steps {
sh ”’#!/bin/bash
set -e
echo ${BUILD_NUMBER} > test_sec_fail.txt
cat test_sec_fail.txt
”’
script {
def fileExists = sh(script: ‘test -e test_sec_fail.txt && echo “true” || echo “false”‘, returnStdout: true).trim()
println “${fileExists}”
def file = new File(“test_sec_fail.txt”)
println(file.exists())
println(file.canRead())
}
}
}
}
}

I would like to supply the values for the variables in a checked out application.yml file in my Jenkins job.

Im trying to add a parallel stage, to a angular build commands.
Trying to change “Build apps” stage, but ${configuration_template} doesnt get set with the value. However it works without the parallel stage.

i am adding a parameter to jenkins parameter type stashed file. When i do a cat that works fine but if i want to save the file contents to a variable it fails

I have a Jenkins pipeline, one of its steps is to execute a python script(this python script simply returns a “hello world” string) and I want to store its returned value, not printed value in a variable, my pipeline stage looks like this:

I’m using Jenkins for builds and wanted to know if this scenario was possible. We have an external system that sends us a webhook request when a job completes (success or failure). I want a pipeline in Jenkins to run, start the request and then finish but not show status as “SUCCESS”. I want it to still be pending. Is this possible? When the webhook request comes in, I would like that to dictate on the PR in GitHub how the pipeline did. Is this possible in Jenkins? I’m seeing currentBuild.currentResult but that doesn’t have a PENDING status. Is this not possible?

Actually, I want to reduce the time of my Jenkins pipeline, so I want to execute some of the step in parallel, I am not sure if such thing exists or not also what could be the disadvantage of doing things in parallel on Jenkins server. I want to execute IT test written in cucumber, sonar, fortify scan in parallel after the build of tomee based microservice is completed.
Tech stack
Maven
Docker
Tomee